Invasive Plant Treatment – Weedy Upland Areas

The contract entails the treatment of invasive plant species, including cheatgrass and hound’s tongue, in upland areas through a combination of herbicide application and mechanical removal. Work will be conducted using backpack sprayers for targeted herbicide delivery and off-highway vehicles for access and transport, ensuring efficient coverage of otherwise difficult-to-reach terrain. The scope focuses exclusively on upland environments, requiring precise execution to minimize impact to non-target vegetation and surrounding ecosystems. All activities must adhere to state and federal environmental guidelines, with operators expected to be properly trained and certified in the safe handling and application of herbicides. The opportunity is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 561730, which pertains to extermination and pest control services, indicating a specialized service provider is being sought. The solicitation was posted on July 3, 2026, with a response deadline of July 16, 2026, allowing potential contractors approximately two weeks to submit proposals. The contracting entity is the state of Utah, with no further details provided regarding the specific agency office or point of contact. The place of performance is within Utah’s upland regions, though exact locations are not specified, suggesting the contractor may be required to serve multiple areas across the state. All work must be completed within the parameters defined by the state’s land management objectives and environmental compliance standards.